It was the fourth day of our holiday in the Phillippines. My family and I looked forward to another day of adventure and enjoyment in this wonderful country. Since we stepped off our plane onto this city, it has never failed to amaze us. There were great food and friendly people everywhere we went. Our tour guide had promised to bring us to a place where we"ll never want to leave, the hundred island park national park. So after breakfast, the tour group, of about twenty people including my family, wasted no time getting onto the coach, and soon we were on our way to paradise.
The large brightly coloured bus whizzed down the highway, seemingly reflecting the enthusiasm of the passengers inside. Everyone was in high spirits as they discussed what kind of activities to do later on. Some dreamed of relaxing on the sandy white beaches in solitude, while others could not wait to explore the hidden caves and coves on the islands. .
About forty-five minutes into the journey, the trees in the landscape outside the window suddenly slowed to a stop. There was nothing at this section of road except for the endless stretch of trees on both sides of the highway. We were the only vehicle for miles around. It was the most unlikely place to stop for a toilet break. The tour guide and the bus driver got up and started talking hurriedly in their native tongue. We could only guess what was going on. .
Outside, a group of about 10 men gathered around the bus. Our puzzled faces started to fill with fear. Who were these masked men? They wore large torn shirts and long army pants stained with mud. These rugged men were armed. Some were carrying submachine rifles and the others handguns. Just then, one of then started banging hard on the door. As soon as the driver opened it and two men, stormed up the bus and took out their weapons. Everyone panicked and some of us screamed as the men threatened us with their weapons.
It is kind of like what's going on in the book After the First Death, where terrorists have hijacked a school bus. ... She was substituting for her uncle the day of the hijacking. Artkin and Miro were the two that hijacked the bus. Miro had the intentions of killing a man today, but Kate was on the bus. ... Throughout the hijacking she had a weakness. ...
His age and Identity is also unknown Kate: Kate is the victim of the hijacking of the bus. ... Setting: In my story there are two settings one is in a dormitory of castle high and the other is the bridge where the hijackers take the bus. ... The bridge is the place where the hijackers take the bus full of children. ... When the last child is picked up they will hijack the bus and take it to an abandoned bridge. ... Now the terrorist have hijacked the bus and gave the driver directions as to were she should go. ...
In the novel After the First Death by Robert Cormier there are number of important moral issues. In this essay I have to write what are the moral issues and how are they treated or resolved in the novel. What is our position and opinion as the reader on the issues? The first moral issue in the no...
Acts of terrorism such hijacking, bombings, kidnapping occur routinely in certain parts of the world making almost anyone a potential victim. ... The popular image of terrorism is of extremist groups trying to rebel or promote their ideologies by blowing up airplanes, buses, government buildings, or taking hostages. ...
The movie starts with a bomb goes off inside of a crowded metro bus. ... Unbeknownst to the FBI, the CIA has been monitoring the so-called terrorist "cell" that is responsible for the first bus attack, and is upset that the FBI may interfere with their investigation. ... At this point, another bus is hijacked. ...
If there were a bomb on a subway, bus, a restaurant, or even in a public place, it would be hard to find a bomb. ... What they did was to set up signs that went up in all the subways and buses instructing riders to look for any abandoned parcels or briefcases. ... There are a lot of forms of terrorism, for example: A bomb in a crowded building, the hijacking of a plane or train or bus, the spraying of bullets from automatic rifles, and the kidnapping of people. ...
Just minutes before the crash, a passenger called his mother from his cell phone and said, "We are being hijacked, we are being hijacked!" ... More than five hundred people lined up to donate blood for the needy victims at the hospital, but the hospital became overcrowded so half a dozen buses became mobile blood drive units and took them to another location. ...
When one's life gets too complicated and unliveable he or she will look for a way out. In Milos Forman's academy award winning movie, "One Flew Over the Cookoo's nest," the theme of wanting to escape life is brought to our attention. Throughout this movie, although many themes are arisen, the mo...
